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http://lbp.me/v/x4g8xv A big Sacksung LED TV made by me: v1.0: http://i8.lbp.me/img/ft/48855fdea495ff5f0caf151a608da78798374bd5.jpg http://i7.lbp.me/img/ft/d576aa32b113c9ece27b41f233c30d51e2219701.jpg facts: -Each TV consist out of 512 'LED' -placing more then 2 TV's will already overheat the level.-> point to change How they work: -Each tv has 512 hologram medium grid squares. these light up when a tag comes close, so basicly make a word or w/e out of tags and move it infront of the tv. - planning on making a tv with individual customable LEDs(each single led can be turned on with a specific tag, in a sequencer for example), but that would require 512 different tags, and tagsensors, and lots of wires. So i am planning on makeing a smaller tv with this concept.

2011-02-23 10:57:00 Author: Dexist Posts: 570

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Good concept! By having several invisible holographic squares moving in front of the TV, you can probably make some fancy animations

2011-03-04 08:36:00 Author: robbit10 Posts: 450

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Good concept! By having several invisible holographic squares moving in front of the TV, you can probably make some fancy animations Not only that, but - if I'm not mistaken... If the pixels on the TV were triggered by impact sensors (configured "include touching", "require tag"), instead of just tag sensors - you could move invisible, tagged holo through the same layer as the TV pixels and the TV pixels would approximate the shape of the invisible holo... I don't know what the impact sensor's analog behavior is - whether it would be possible to vary the intensity of the pixels according to how much overlap there is with a tagged object...

2011-03-04 17:14:00 Author: tetsujin Posts: 187

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Thanks, for the reactions , @tetsujin, that could indeed work, thanks for that suggestion, I will test that

2011-03-06 10:50:00 Author: Dexist Posts: 570

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I made something similar to this in lbp1, it also was really thermometer-eating. I've been itching to make a colour TV ever since I saw that holo's mix colours correctly, so overlapped red, blue and green holos with the correct analogue signals to each one should be able to produce any colour you want.

2011-03-12 12:18:00 Author: Unknown User

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